Here Is A Best Film List,

that is like no other,

unlike many other lists that have the biggest budget, highest grossing or just plain your own favorites, this list does something totally different, Box Office Mojo has listed the Top 300 highest-grossing movies of all time, however, this is not your typical list, so what makes this list different? This list accounts for inflation, take for example the list’s tenth placer, which is Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, the film had made $184.9 million before inflation, which when adjusted for ticket price inflation, would be equal to over $982 million,

Rank	Title (click to view)	Studio	Adjusted Gross	Unadjusted Gross	Year^
1	Gone with the Wind	MGM	$1,822,598,200	$200,852,579	1939^
2	Star Wars	Fox	$1,604,857,600	$460,998,007	1977^
3	The Sound of Music	Fox	$1,283,791,300	$159,287,539	1965^
4	E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial	Uni.	$1,278,107,600	$435,110,554	1982^
5	Titanic	Par.	$1,221,303,800	$659,363,944	1997^
6	The Ten Commandments	Par.	$1,180,310,000	$65,500,000	1956
7	Jaws	Uni.	$1,153,990,200	$260,000,000	1975
8	Doctor Zhivago	MGM	$1,118,460,500	$111,721,910	1965
9	The Exorcist	WB	$996,498,500	$232,906,145	1973^
10	Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs	Dis.	$982,090,000	$184,925,486	1937^

 I had a good look at the list and was amazed at how many I had seen over the years, also at how low some apparent blockbusters really were.